# Emily Hart

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The Emily Hart Saga, Part 2: The AI Thirst Trap Grift

Emily Hart, the bikini-wearing right-wing AI influencer, had captured the hearts, minds and more of MAGA men online. But her creator, Sam, had grown sick of the creepy messages and unsolicited explicit photos he’d received from Emily’s adoring fans. And he was about to be outed as a “scammer.” In t…

628: Exploring the Architecture of Power in Colombia with Jenny Pearce of London School of Economics

In this week's discussion on the Colombia Calling podcast, Richard McColl reconnects with Jenny Pearce, a visiting professor at the International Inequalities Institute at the London School of Economics. They delve into her recent book, "¿Quién manda en Colombia? Elites, Poder y Nación", co-authore…

631: Colombian Mercenaries in Sudan

In this episode of the Colombia Calling podcast, freelance journalist Katharine Houreld discusses the complex involvement of Colombian mercenaries in the Sudan conflict, the regional and global power dynamics, and the human stories behind the headlines. Key topics include: The current conflict in S…

Reality Surf

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Is artificial intelligence bound to break the human mind? Is there an objective reality, or is it all just perception? Can you really manifest your greatest wishes, or is that just confirmation bias? Ella and Maria explore the impact of artificial intelligence on people’s grasp of objective reality…

632: Navigating Business and Life in Colombia

In this episode of the Colombia Calling podcast, Richard McColl chats with Eric Tabone about his entrepreneurial journey in Colombia, the nuances of hiring across Latin America, and the cultural shifts in Bogota over the years. As a seasoned entrepreneur based in Colombia, Eric shares his experienc…

Tribunal referrals, civil claims, and regulatory intent in medical negligence matters

The recent referral of a former Melbourne-based gynaecologist to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal raises interesting questions about how seriously regulators are treating allegations of professional misconduct, the intersection or conflict between regulatory tribunal referrals and ci…

633: Riding Political Identities in Colombia

In this episode, Dr. Gwen Burnyeat explores the fascinating relationship between horses, politics, and identity in Colombia, revealing how equestrian practices reflect broader social and political dynamics. Dr Gwen Burnyeat is Associate Professor in Anthropology and Development at Oxford University…

THE RAPID RISE OF AI SLOP AND THE FUTURE OF THE SOCIAL INTERNET

A real town square is noisy, awkward, and alive. What happens when a social feed recreates the bustle, but the people and reactions may be synthetic? Dalton revisits his “Synthetic Rubicon” idea and asks what AI slop does to trust. He traces the term’s rise, then explains three traits that let synt…

634: Navigating Peace Talks in Colombia: Insights from former peace negotiator Andrei Gómez-Suárez.

In this episode of the Colombia Calling podcast, Andrei Gómez-Suárez discusses the complex peace negotiations with the Comuneros del Sur in Nariño, Colombia, exploring the historical context, recent developments, and the challenges of peace-building in a region deeply intertwined with illicit econo…

635: Exploring Colombia's Human Rights Landscape in Catatumbo

Scottish lawyer Heather Bain shares her recent trip to Colombia with the Colombian Caravana, highlighting the challenges faced by human rights defenders, the impact of conflict, and the importance of international awareness and advocacy. Catatumbo has a reputation for being a lawless area, and Heat…